Monaco Ville (Old Town) – Walk up the red bricked Rampe Major to the old part of Monaco that has windy medieval lanes and overlooks the sea.

Eze – This hilltop village, built entirely out of pale stone, takes you back in time with its 13^th century Chapelle de la Sainte Croix and transports you with stunning views of the sea.

Oceanographic Museum – Every inch of this iconic institution pulses with the wonders and mysteries of the great oceans.

Jardin Exotique – A botanical garden on the side of a cliff and a cave with pre-historic roots complete with stalagmites and stalactites.

The Palace – Explore the stronghold of the Grimaldi family, the rulers of Monaco for more than 700 years.

Princess Grace Rose Garden – Over 4,000 roses perfume the air in this oasis of calm and beauty. Palm and Olive trees give it a unique atmosphere amidst the skyscrapers and yachts.

Sculpture Path, Fontvieille – Over 100 contemporary sculptures by names like Arman, Blake, Botero, Calder and César dot this path. It also includes the best creations of local artists as well.